Justin Bieber’s Song Hits A New Peak After A Major Performance
Justin Bieber nearly adds another top 10 hit on the Digital Song Sales chart to his career total as “Everything Hallelujah” returns at a new No. 12 peak. The 'Swag II' track sold just over 1,400 downloads after Bieber performed it during the World Cup halftime show, and it now ties several other singles as one of his highest-charting near-misses on the purchase-focused ranking.
Justin Bieber is one of the bestselling artists in American history, and that is especially true when looking at individual songs. While several of his albums have been purchased millions of times, the Canadian talent has truly shined as a singles artist.
Bieber claims one of the greatest accumulations of No. 1 hits in the history of the Digital Song Sales chart, with a lucky 13 champions. Of his 83 tunes to reach the purchase-focused roster, just over half – 43 in total – have broken into the top 10. He almost adds another to that count this week, as what is clearly a favorite from his latest era becomes a bestseller in the United States again this frame.
“Everything Hallelujah” returns to the Digital Song Sales chart this week, breaking back onto the list of the top-selling cuts of any style on sites like iTunes at No. 12. According to Luminate, “Everything Hallelujah” sold just over 1,400 copies digitally during the latest tracking week.
The religious-leaning tune’s comeback helps "Everything Hallelujah” reach a new all-time high. Bieber’s track has only appeared on the Digital Song Sales chart twice, and its second frame has turned out to be considerably more impressive than its first.
“Everything Hallelujah” almost gives Bieber his forty-fourth top 10 on the Digital Song Sales chart, but misses out on doing so by two rungs. Instead, as it settles at No. 12, tying half a dozen other tracks from the pop superstar that have peaked in the same position.
That group of hits includes “Where Are Ü Now,” his collaboration with Skrillex and Diplo under the moniker Jack Ü, as well as “Favorite Girl” and “Forever,” the latter of which features Post Malone and Clever. “Bad Day,” “PYD” with R. Kelly and “Roller Coaster” also stalled at No. 12.
Most of those cuts spent only one frame on the Digital Song Sales chart, debuting at what turned out to be their peak position. “Everything Hallelujah” has already outlasted many of the tracks with which it is now tied in only its second week on the ranking.
Here are all of Justin Bieber’s top 10 hits on the Digital Song Sales chart.
“Everything Hallelujah” debuted on the Digital Song Sales chart in May of this year, months after it was released. The song is featured on Bieber’s album Swag II, the follow-up to Swag, which arrived only a few months after the original collection. “Everything Hallelujah” was not pushed as a proper single, though Bieber has repeatedly showcased the cut during some of his highest-profile performances of the year.
The singer recently performed it during the FIFA World Cup halftime show, taking part in the first such event in the tournament’s history. Bieber also included “Everything Hallelujah” during his two-weekend stint at Coachella earlier this spring.
“Everything Hallelujah” also gains ground on the Hot Christian Songs chart. The track surges from No. 26 to No. 12, nearly returning to the top 10 on that genre-specific ranking as well, where it once lifted all the way to No. 2.
“Everything Hallelujah” is one of 11 Bieber songs that appear on at least one Billboard chart this week. Several of the superstar’s hits return to various rankings, including streaming tallies and both of the publication’s global rosters, following his performance during the World Cup halftime show. Tracks like “Daisies” and “Beauty and a Beat” are once again big wins in not only the U.S., but all around the planet.